Hotfix for dirtw command cycling fallback

The dirtw cycling command had an bug, which has now been squashed... with lots of Mortein!

Version 2.0.0

Version 2.0.0 Changes:

• Renamed workflow to 'Advanced Google and Apple Maps Workflow for Alfred'. Left bundleID intact deliberately
• Changed workflow logo to support new multi-brand mix
• Added feature for custom locations other than 'home' and 'work'
• Added default transportation mode setting
• Added fallback location setting in case there are issues with CoreLocationCLI
• Added hooks for Alfred fallback searches (for example if you load Alfred and just enter an address without invoking the workflow)
• Added multi-machine configuration parameters and provided a default catchall feature for this
• Added contact address handler functionality (to enable the workflow to serve as a Contact Address Handler hook)
• Migrated (future) work and home addresses out of keychain.
• Added keychain cleanup function once addresses have been manually migrated to workflow environment variables
• Implemented OneUpdater code by Vitor so updating will be simple as pie
• Externalised Perl code for much better gitifying, as well as better code reuse
• Added external triggers for other workflows to hook into
• Various code cleanups
• Significantly improved error handling to do things more gracefully
• Rectified issues with commas in addresses causing things to break a little
• Other minor bug fixes and improvements as I went along through the code, improved readability also
• Released this Udemy Course to provide a full overview of the workflow, how to set up and configure, and troubleshooting.

Version 1.3.0

• dirfc: Directions from Current Address. See the installation instructions above to install Homebrew and CoreLocationCLI
• dirtc: Directions to Current Address. See the installation instructions above to install Homebrew and CoreLocationCLI
• dir, dirfc and dirtc now support Google transit type (walk, drive, pt [public transport] and bike)
• dir now supports 'here'. Here anywhere in the transit plan translates to the current GPS coordinates using CoreLocationCLI. Technically this probably does away with the need for dirfc and dirtc, but, leaving them there for consistency.
• dir now supports 'work' and 'home' as modifiers
• Overhaul of changes to properly use Google API parameters
• Mass code cleanup and refactoring for simplification. Most flows now leverage the dir base code.
• Additional error handling implemented surrounding maximum number of waypoints
• Fixed a bug where special characters would not work in stored URLs
• Implemented a workflow environment variable for getting a local Google URL
• Changed to use Alfred's native URL opening functionality, this enables you to select a preferred browser

Version 1.1 Release

Minor updates to remove specific references to google.com.au